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German Filmmaker Wim Wenders Visits Satyajit Ray's House In Kolkata
Sandip Ray had also found a letter that Wim Wenders had written to Satyajit Ray
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"Broadway Ramlila", With 3D Stage Design, An Epic Rendition
Ramlila, the ten-day spectacle based on Lord Rama's life, is still relevant in contemporary times. Be it Ramanand Sagar's televised Ramayana serial on TV or local Ramlilas, crowds have enjoyed watching the mythological story of Lord Rama.
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IITBHF Announces Grant of Rs. 2.35 Crores to Provide Laptops, Broadband to Needy IIT Bombay Students
IIT Bombay Heritage Foundation on Friday announced a grant of Rs. 2.35 crores to IIT Bombay in order to fulfill the needs of students in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Priceless Notes, Poems By Sahir Ludhianvi Found In Mumbai Scrap Shop
A number of priceless handwritten letters, diaries, nazm, and black and white photographs of legendary Urdu poet-lyricist Sahir Ludhianvi were found at a scrap shop in Mumbai, and has been bought by an NGO for just Rs 3,000 for preserving it.
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German Filmmaker Wim Wenders Visits Satyajit Ray's House In Kolkata
Sandip Ray had also found a letter that Wim Wenders had written to Satyajit Ray
-
"Broadway Ramlila", With 3D Stage Design, An Epic Rendition
Ramlila, the ten-day spectacle based on Lord Rama's life, is still relevant in contemporary times. Be it Ramanand Sagar's televised Ramayana serial on TV or local Ramlilas, crowds have enjoyed watching the mythological story of Lord Rama.
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IITBHF Announces Grant of Rs. 2.35 Crores to Provide Laptops, Broadband to Needy IIT Bombay Students
IIT Bombay Heritage Foundation on Friday announced a grant of Rs. 2.35 crores to IIT Bombay in order to fulfill the needs of students in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Priceless Notes, Poems By Sahir Ludhianvi Found In Mumbai Scrap Shop
A number of priceless handwritten letters, diaries, nazm, and black and white photographs of legendary Urdu poet-lyricist Sahir Ludhianvi were found at a scrap shop in Mumbai, and has been bought by an NGO for just Rs 3,000 for preserving it.
